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=== Land Grants by Spain and Mexico === | === Land Grants by Spain and Mexico === | ||
Large tracts of land were granted by Spain and Mexico between 1716 and 1836. From 1823 to 1830, Mexico established a colonization policy providing land for immigrants to settle in colonies under impresarios such as Stephen F. Austin. Each colony had its own land office. All land offices were closed by the provisional government of [[Texas]] in November 1835 due to the pending revolution. {{Adoption TXGenWeb}} Lists of early settlers and landowners that have been transcribed and published include: <br> | Large tracts of land were granted by Spain and Mexico between 1716 and 1836. From 1823 to 1830, Mexico established a colonization policy providing land for immigrants to settle in colonies under impresarios such as Stephen F. Austin. Each colony had its own land office. All land offices were closed by the provisional government of [[Texas Genealogy|Texas]] in November 1835 due to the pending revolution. {{Adoption TXGenWeb}} Lists of early settlers and landowners that have been transcribed and published include: <br> | ||
*Taylor, Virginia H. ''Index to Spanish and Mexican Land Grants in Texas''. Austin, Texas: Lone Star Press, 1974. {{FHL|189698|item|disp=FHL book 976.4 R2tv}}. This includes records not found in the Class 1 Headright Grants described below. | *Taylor, Virginia H. ''Index to Spanish and Mexican Land Grants in Texas''. Austin, Texas: Lone Star Press, 1974. {{FHL|189698|item|disp=FHL book 976.4 R2tv}}. This includes records not found in the Class 1 Headright Grants described below. | ||